... INFANT MORTALITY. Ta connexion with the finding o the nine Loties in a in Birmingham, the coroner Mr. Isaae Bredley) addressed a letter to the Negistrar-General of Births and Deaths sug- gesting that the law should be altered so as to hiring stillbirths ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT ST. IVES TEE MEDICAL OFFICER'd REPOLI'. - Dr. J. M. Nicholls, medical °Meer, of St. Iv, lots just los mutual report, ertneh skews a birthrate 32.111 per thousand, and a death-rate of 21.dd. toortahly area at On rate of 7.0.5 per thottsand ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT ST. THE MEDICAL OFFICER'S REPORT. Nicholls, medical officer of St. Ives, has just cnnual report, which shews a birth-rate of ce thousand, and death-rato of 21.66 Infant mortality was at the rate of 7.05 per or 215 deaths to 1,000 births ...

... Starcn Porsoning has been aid, pood be the msln infant mortality. fsrlnaavona food be gi*en child till has foil mouth teeth, nnleat snen food has hasea prevloaslT malted. Hoßurs's Tin Is fresh milk eomorned *ith wheat an ...

... Mincbiuhampfcon had tha lowest, and Cheltenham, Frampton, and Horsley had the highest proportions of infant mortality ; and ia the 67 towns the infant mortality last quarter was 171, and was 45 more than that the city and 195 less than in the rural district ...

... river Siour at Ashford, Kent, anxiety. 12 out of persons in the cottages have been attacked. Owing to the great heat the infant mortality for the past is highest on record. ...

... i6 of infants under one year ¢ TY ar. Ft ee The infant de is were the } portion of 12¢ per 1,000 Lirths regis red, as Compared with 19 in the previous quarter and 135 in the In the rura sponding quarter ot last year. districts the infant mortality showed ...

... urged that the use of •tinned separated milk was not only worthless but injurious for children, and seriously increased infant mortality. Mr Long, in replying, could not promise in hit Food and Drugs Bill to compel the words Unsuitable for children or adults” ...

... was doubtless the result of the distinct fall of temperature experienced during the seven days ended Saturday last. Infant mortality was again exceptionally heavy, more than 300 of the deaths being those children under the age of five. ...

... Swam made a reference to the heavy death-rate in Plymouth daring the peat few weeks, and said it was due to the heavy infant mortality, caused by malnutrition and the climatic conditions. The Sanitary Committee had issued directions to parents as to the ...

... separated milk. It was stated that, owing to the almost total absence of nutrition in this article, there was an exec-sire infant mortality, especially with the poor. Mr. Long, ill reply, expressed hia sympathy with the objects of the deputation and said hoped ...

... INQUEST AT NORTHTAWTON. TEE CORONER ON INFANT MORTALITY. Mr. 1). J. Pridnain held au inlneit. at Northtawtou yeeterday relative to the death of the illegitimate child of Ellen Warden, a in.rvaut iu the employ of Mr. 1.. W. Day, a•ratel water manufacturer ...